Chinese stocks start to look attractive to international investors once again

Foreign investors have returned to actively investing in China’s equities, with inflows at record levels. Between January and October 2025, foreign investors have poured $50.6 billion into Chinese and Hong Kong equities, up from $11.4 billion the same time a year ago, according to the International Institute of Finance. Previously, foreign capital in China had been languishing amid stricter legislation, geopolitical tensions, and worries about stagnating economic expansion over the years. The bulk of the inflows came from passive investment vehicles Investors are turning to leaders in artificial intelligence, semiconductors, and next-generation tech, with Hong Kong’s IPO-heavy market drawing particular attention. Experts suggest that Chinese shares are relatively inexpensive, presenting a compelling opportunity for long-term investors. On the other hand, in China, the government introduced changes to increase QFII quotas and ease bureaucratic hurdles that had hindered the flow of cross-border funds, as well as clarify the need for transparency...

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